The Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS K-12) just released the sixth edition of its Safety and Security Guidelines for K-12 Schools. Here’s what you need to know. If your Read the full article…
“11 Ways the Integration Business Will Change This Decade” is a wide-ranging analysis by NSCA board members of the future of integration, originally published in the special Pivot to Profit+ section of Read the full article…
Integrators and manufacturers that offer solutions for K-12 schools owe it to themselves (and their customers) to understand the guidelines created by the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS). If Read the full article…
Addressing the rapidly evolving security and safety challenges facing K-12 schools, Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS K-12) has released the 5th edition of its Safety and Security Guidelines for Read the full article…
The U.S. Federal government launched its Federal School Safety Clearinghouse website, SchoolSafety.gov, designed as a one-stop-shop of resources for K-12 administrators, educators, parents, and law enforcement and includes Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS) Safety and Security Guidelines for K-12 Schools (4th Edition)
With more than 130,000 school buildings across the United States, our country brings more than 76 million K-12 children together at similar times, five days a week, putting them on Read the full article…
The emphasis on school security isn’t going away anytime soon. And growing interest in the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS K-12) initiative is proof. A year ago, we launched Read the full article…
In December 2018, PASS (the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools) released v4 of its School Safety and Security Guidelines – along with the announcement of a new website. Since that Read the full article…
The NSCA Education Foundation is excited to announce the Drunk Unkles’ first 2018 fundraiser, scheduled for Wednesday, June 6, at Vinyl in the Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas
Passage of the Consolidated Appropriations Act 2018, which included legislation known as the STOP School Violence Act, will authorize nearly $1 billion for matching grant programs through the U.S. Department Read the full article…
